w- • w O '-'M ■ fc- I Wk T » VOL IV. A NO. 35. SILVERTON, OREGON, FRIDAY, July 2, 1915 — 111 " 1 k F 4’ > Ji I A W '•.-wä A ’&-• | and / » w I k ' i W $ I 7 I vs F k tì> I I * H urrah F or I ndependence ! THE WORLD IS AT WAR ROMAN BECAUSE f ■ ’M HIERARCHY WANTS TO DESTORY ALL POPULAR > - k «V - GOVERNMENT WE POSITIVELY KNOW that stituted for it. Popular government yes, even the Chief Justice ef These the ROMAN CATHOLIC WORLD- J is by its very nature illigitir.ic.te. UNITED- STATES is a ROMAN POWER fa in politics, that it stands 1 Government must be fashioned after CATHOLIC who does not believe in a GOVERNMENT BY THE PEOPLE. for MONARCHY and thut it is out (tho Divine typo which is Monarchic, We are surrounded by the most as the Church is Monarchic, and the to DESTROY every form of POPU former must be subordinate to the cunning enemies that the world has LAR GOVERNMENT. A priest in a latter." ever produced — hostile, ambitious, heated discussion told us so, but that In comparison with the war of 1776 Monarchial INTRIGUERS, and their is not all. High authorities in the the world war of 1915 Is a giant. But traitor agents are at work, day and night. They divide our forces; they "INNER CIRCLE” of the Church I the same principles are at stake and 1 on the result hangs the liberty or the educate the children; they occupy our have made it very plain. Hure is one slavery of the whole world. The pulpits; they get into our schools as of the many proofs: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA teachers; they secure high positions in our patriotic 1 and __ ___ fraternal socie- "It is the doctrine of tno Roman is on the verge of a mighty revolu- Jn Catholic Church, as defined by St. tion, such a one as will cast the Hies; they destroy our FREE PRESS; they imprison and murder those who Thomas Aquinas who was declared by ! early day struggles in the shade. Are the people real patriots or have they dare exercise freedom of r.peech; Pope Pious X as tho standard theo- i degenerated into cowards and fools? they systematically and persistently logian, and by Balmcs, a Jesuit I ! One-Hundred and Forty years ago to boycott everyone who refuses to com priect and author, in "Protestantism day was a very important time, but, ply with their demands.. and Catholicity Compared,” that the if the victories then won were, as we THEY HAVE AT LAST BROUGHT •, divine principle of civil government have always supposed, of great val THE EDITOR OF THE SILVERTON ue to our race, to day is of vastly JOURNAL TO THE BRINK OF Y is Monarchy. Any government that more importance, for we must not RUIN FOR TELLING THE TRUTH. has come by revolution ag dnst such only go forward, but we must also AND WE ARE NOW OBLIGED TO legitimate authority is only de /ecto have the monster task of preserving SUSPEND THE PUBLICATION 01 OUR PAPER1 government, and has no retd author what we have already gained. And this comes after one of the Enemies of our Republic are every ity to command obedience. Such gov where. Agents of hated Monarchy hardest fought battles of our life— ernment fa to be obeyed only from are even now in possession of the a battle in which we have suffered “motives of prudence” until a de jure highest offices in the gift of our disgraceful, unjust and illegal IM or legitimate authority can be sub- j people. Even the Supreme Court— PRISONMENT, and our LIFE itself has more than once been in jeopardy. Vv e nave just been advised bj We are now reduced, almost to skin our Home office, you have misse« and bones physically, and to an infin the April and May notes, and from ite! imal appendix, with the negative present indications, you have un sign prefixed, financially; and now doubtedly missed the June note we are disgracefully set afloat, our This now makes three notes in ar business ruined, to be cursed by our rears. creditors and shunned by the suc You stated in your letter of May 29th, you would pay the notes as cessful^) But we are not without hope. And soon as possible. As three notes is a few days rest at hard work, along the limit we will permit any customei lines that pay better dividends in gold in which to default, we must now coin of the United States, may patch insist upon payment. up our wounded feelings and scattered Kindly send check by return mail fortune to a fighting point ag.Jn— Y’ours Very Truly, and then—the traitors may be awak INTERNATIONAL TYPESETTING ened from their sweet dreams of em MACHINE CO. pire to find that they have again ,, W. B. Gvode Manager. a night-(Hos) mare. If we can get the company t< ONE MONTH — 1,000 DOLLARS! That is what we want to do—raise wait a month we may be able t< $1,000 in one month. It must be save our plant but if we can’t we may done or we will lose our paper. Read have to buy a new one later. But the following letter from one of our this letter only shows one of our creditors: i smaller difficulties. We have always been noted for prompt payment of San Francisco, California, June 28’15 our debts and this is not an old hab MR.J.E.Hosmer, it of ours. And while we almost Silverton Journal, rat.’.er die than stop our paper, yet Silverton, Oregon. we have reached a point where re- | treat is our only defense against Dear Sir:— total annihilation. Can we do it? Can we raise $1,000 to pay the back installment nv.e.-, on cur intertyp^ -o pay tor white paper on which t. print our paper, to pay for anotht keg of ink, to pay for help to fold, wrap and mail the Journal, to p. our taxes, which must be paid or will lose our home, to pay our grocei. b»’l -nd to pay many other thing that MUST be paid before we c; proceed? We have been working fc nothing and boarding ourselves t< the very limit. Can we gather u; u.e slack in one month and procet with our work of publishing to th. world the great truths, for the e tablishment of which, the brave me- of 1776 fought, and for which tomoi row we celebrate? We will do ou part. We promise our friends no' to be idle. We will never fo’get that Rom< stands for MONARCHY and th their most powerful organization i at work all the time with gre- wealth and with years and years of experience in intrigue and deception PATRIOTS OF AMERICA, WH WILL SAVE OUR COUNTRY if we who believe in the principle for which the flag floats tomorrow refuse to act? I The Catholic Register says that i The other day one Mr. Me Cabe of "Instead of enacting laws making Black was killed, probably, because he On May 29th a "Millitary Mass” was pulled off at th New Yor' the public exercise of rn imported accepted the Knights of Columbus’ for a long time Catholics were not Louisville, gave a splendid array of Navy Yard, paid for by the Borad of non- Catholic religion possible,they challenge to prove that the oath of permitted to erect chapels on milli- facts(?) showing how the R. C tary reservations. "Now, however, Church Christinized the world, and Estimates out of public funds. Ma (the states) should take effectus^l that order was treasonable. with a chapel at every regimental laid the foundation of all that is glor BY L. D. Ratliff rines, soldiers, and Knights of Colum measures to suppress it whereever Father Phelan of the Western port, and at other posts where chap ious in our civilization, He painte ' it makes its offensive appearance, On July 5th last year a “Millitary bus stood "Attention” during the pa and to quarintine against it as they Watchman, prohahly the most honest lains are regularly stationed the spir he sweet little Dago Columbus, i Mass" was eelebrnted in New York gan stunt, so says a Catholic paper. would against the small-pox or yel I Catholic paper in America, Says, itual welfare of the enlisted men of his jumpers receiving his Catho’ic Fity at which Mr. Ronzano, the low fever”.—Father Phelan, of the “Religious disunion carries in its train I the army will be well provided for.” training by his mother’s knee, Neither Mohammedanism, nor Con- V. estern Watchman. political disunion and death. That is Pope’s Delagate, with 40 other big pious in all his asperations, an ' fusianism, nor Zoroastrianism, nor chiefs, officiated. why in the 16th century the catholic I * Catholic paper is authority for eager to discover America for the Buddl/isin, nor any of the barbarous One of the five armed assailants nations of Europe made religion a ’ the statement that a Catholic chap- Holy Church; how through the inter Every time a loyal Catholic is nom religions of the barbarous ages, ever of William Black, whom .lev shot to state concern and punished heresy lain has be'm put at the Naval train cession of a priest with Queen Isa inated for office, tho Church is in offered a record, of such fiendish i as treason to the state. Some ad- ing school at Newport R. I., where bella the gifts necessary to th politics, for it is a part of the Church cruelty as that made by the Roman death at Marshall, Texas, has been . died non-Catholics, and some liars of there are always 3,000 or more young Journey were forthcoming etc, etc policy based upon her constitution to Catholic Church covering six centuries found not guilty. The presiding . the faith, deny that the church did apprentices under instructions before: It was a great effort and mostly control politics. of her reign. j judge ordered the jury to so do being assigned to vessels. fiction. ■ PAPAL NOTES I i